The Works of Shakespeare: Macbeth, 1947At the University Press, 1955 |
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... battle , gives us the following vivid glimpse of the stricken field : But if the cause be not good , the king himself hath a heavy reckoning to make , when all those legs , and arms , and heads , chopped off in a battle , shall join ...
... battle , gives us the following vivid glimpse of the stricken field : But if the cause be not good , the king himself hath a heavy reckoning to make , when all those legs , and arms , and heads , chopped off in a battle , shall join ...
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... battle is joined , the battle which all but the King think already lost . Every line of what Henry then says breathes the English temper , but one above all— We few , we happy few , we band of brothers . If History never repeats itself ...
... battle is joined , the battle which all but the King think already lost . Every line of what Henry then says breathes the English temper , but one above all— We few , we happy few , we band of brothers . If History never repeats itself ...
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... battle ( Gesta , p . 48 ) . Not mentioned by other Eng . chroniclers , but St Remy and Des Ursins also speak of it , the latter describing the battlefield as ' softened by a week of rain ' ( cf. Nicholas , pp . 186 n . , 211–12 n . and ...
... battle ( Gesta , p . 48 ) . Not mentioned by other Eng . chroniclers , but St Remy and Des Ursins also speak of it , the latter describing the battlefield as ' softened by a week of rain ' ( cf. Nicholas , pp . 186 n . , 211–12 n . and ...
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KING HENRY V FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF HENRY V | xlviii |
TO THE READER | lvii |
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